Engineer/Junior Officer- EHS

Role & responsibilities

1. Risk Assessment & Hazard Analysis

• Conduct Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment (HIRA) for ongoing activities.
• Support project planning by identifying engineering controls to minimize risk.
• Review method statements and provide safety recommendations.

2. Design Safety Integration

• Coordinate with design and project teams to ensure safety is incorporated in design and work methodology.
• Assist in evaluating temporary structures like scaffolding, formwork, and lifting plans from a safety standpoint.

3. Site Safety Monitoring

• Monitor implementation of engineering controls such as guardrails, barricading, lifting equipment, and electrical systems.
• Ensure critical safety systems are properly installed and maintained (e.g., fall protection, access ladders, earth pits).
• Regular and daily inspections should be done as per monthly activity schedule.

4. Compliance & Permit Support

• Verify compliance with legal, project, and client-specific safety requirements.
• Assist in issuing and verifying Permit to Work (PTW) for high-risk activities like confined space, excavation, and hot work.

5. Safety Training & Awareness

• Support toolbox talks and on-site training related to engineering safety (e.g., lifting safety, scaffold safety, machinery).
• Help develop technical safety checklists and awareness materials for workers and engineers.

6. Incident Support

• Assist in investigating incidents related to equipment failure, technical hazards, or unsafe design.
• Analyse root causes and provide recommendations from an engineering perspective.

7. Documentation & Reporting

• Maintain records of risk assessments, inspections, and equipment certifications.
• Submit daily and weekly safety performance reports with technical inputs.
• Maintain logs of critical equipment inspections (e.g., cranes, scaffolds, pressure vessels).

8. Coordination

• Coordinate with execution engineers, supervisors, and subcontractors to integrate safety into daily planning.
• Work with safety and QA/QC teams to ensure safe and quality installation of temporary and permanent works.

Qualifications & Skills

Education

• Bachelors Degree / Diploma in Engineering (Civil / Mechanical / Electrical) with safety qualification preferred (e.g., ADIS, PDIS, NEBOSH IGC).

Experience

• 2–5 years of experience in construction safety, particularly in technical or engineering support roles.
• High rise building with mivan experience is must.

Knowledge

• Solid understanding of engineering controls, construction equipment safety, and site procedures.
• Familiarity with safety codes, IS standards, and regulatory norms.

Preferred candidate profile